Drav Sloan <holborn-exim@???> wrote:
> Oh also, somebody in the thread said that 'delete' wont delete
> protected files or locked files - this is not neccessarily the case,
> and as root it _will_ not prompt Y/n unless (like under Linux) the
> rm command has been aliased to 'rm -i'
*sigh* over generalisation, linux is a *kernel*, it is not the operating
system. And certainly I have not got any of the GNU/Linux boxes here
configured to alias rm to rm -i. It's something that RedHat and many
derivitives do for you so that you can shoot yourself in the foot more
easily on other distributions that don't set that inane alias. It's not
set in a default Debian install.
Thanks,
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